The Translator’s Toolbar, located at the top of the screen, provides access to key functions such as navigating scripts, running tests, and managing projects.
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#1 could be grouped with the side project pane?
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On the top left corner of the Translator there are two quick navigation features: |
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| title | 2. Start and Stop the Component |
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| title | 3. Add, edit and switch between sample messages |
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Sample Data |
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| title | 4. Manage the project - make commits and interact with connected git repositories |
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| title | 5. Execute the script |
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Script Execution toggle auto-execution
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| title | 6. Open and search the Translator's help documentation |
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| title | 7. Select the language |
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Language Bar - (Dev will reference this) Controls how the Translator does code syntax highlighting. Language is set to Lua by default, but can be changed if you are working in the Translator with different types of data. For example, if you open a sample HL7 message, the Translator will auto detect the HL7 and change the language bar to the appropriate HL7 setting so the data is highlighted correctly. You can manually select the language if needed. |